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DIY House Number Sign Tutorial

As you can see from the before picture we needed a structure in this garden. We decided on this project and it was fairly easy to make and around 75.00. You can see a detailed tutorial on my blog.

3 Hours 75.00 Moderate

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  Commented 17 hours ago

  Thank you so much! I'm loving it.

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DIY Wall Art From Chargers

I found some chargers on sale at Target and I knew they would make the perfect base for some DIY Wall Art. I found some free pictures and had them printed at Sam's. I spray painted some ...»

chip board and attached that to the charger, added the picture and some rope. You can find a complete tutorial on my blog.

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DIY Bird Feeder

I saw this plate and bowl at Big Lots and I knew the perfect use for them, a bird feeder. Drill a hole in the plate and bowl. Then use a threaded rod, washers and bolts and you have a ...»

really fun bird feeder. Check out my blog for a complete tutorial.

15 Minutes 6.00 Easy

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  Commented on May 09, 2013

  Thank you Celeste! I'm sure enjoying it.

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Garden Art from Pop Cans

I took pop cans and cut them into a flower. I then spray painted them in brigth fun colors. After the spray pain was done I used acrylic paint to add detail to them. You can find complete ...»

tutorial on my blog. #earthday #gardenart #junkart #recycle

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  Commented on Apr 17, 2013

  Thank you Karen!

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DIY Printable Spring Banner

I designed a printable Spring banner that I'm sharing for free on my blog. Make sure you check out my Spring mantel as well.

1 Hour 5.00 Easy

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DIY Sunburst Mirror Tutorial

I made a sunburst mirror from shims from Home Depot and a mirror I purchased at Michaels. I painted the shims, glued them down on a piece of cardboard from a left over pizza box. I then ...»

added glass tiles around the mirror for a fun touch. You can see a complete tutorial on my blog.

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  Miriam I on Apr 03, 2013

  Yes, it looks fab!

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Make A DIY Butterfly Feeder In 6 Easy Steps

Encourage butterflies to visit your yard and pollinate your plants by making a butterfly feeder. It's easy! You'll need: A small jar (a mason jar or a baby food jar will work), hammer and ...»

nails, string, a sponge, sugar, water and construction paper.

The first few steps are below the photo, but for the full tutorial, visit: http://blog.brightnest.com/2012/06/24/attrac...

#Bestof2012

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  Clipped on Mar 16, 2013 to Backyard Escapes

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Upcycled Vertical Succulent Garden

Using an old window frame I made a vertical succulent garden. I stapled hardware cloth to the window frame. Then we added a piece of plywood to the back. Black dirt was added next and ...»

various kinds of succulents. It will take about a month to fill in. This will come back every year. You can find a step by step tutorial on my blog. Happy Gardening!

4 Hours 40.00 Moderate

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  Commented on Mar 03, 2013

  Angela, go out and grab it out of the garbage! You will be thrilled you did. Irene, planting ...»

  lettuces in those. Hmm.. My mind is twirling!

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Upcycled DIY Pyramid Trellis

My husband made a pyramid trellis from old fence posts! A great recycled project for my garden. To begin we took the fence posts and planed them into the various sizes we needed. After we ...»

assembled we took a fence post cap to the top. We then painted it. You can find complete directions on my blog.

#garden #diy #upcycle

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  Commented on Mar 03, 2013

  Sandy what an awesome idea to put a weather vain on top!! Or a bird house Jeanette.

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DIY Lampshade with Hand Designed Paper

I had a really old lampshade and put my thinking cap on for a way to use what I had to redo it. I created paper in Photoshop Elements and printed it out and decoupaged it on an old ...»

lampshade. Check out my blog for a complete detailed tutorial.

4 Hours Moderate

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  Stella Love on Apr 19, 2013

  Clever - but what about fire danger?